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1: Small Satellites
Astronomy & Space·Hardware & Chips·Engineering·Tech Policy

1: Small Satellites

Satellite Applications Catapult·United Kingdom

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1: Small Satellites

Season 1 · Episode 1 · 26 Jan 2021

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  • Graeme TaylorGuest
  • Pamela AndersonGuest
  • John BecknerGuest

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Where traditionally large satellites have paved the way for some incredible innovations we use every day, such as GPS and weather forecasting, these small satellites are enabling even more of a space revolution, with their lower costs, closer proximity to earth, and fast build times. From internet connectivity anywhere on earth to 3D printing satellites, the future of satellites in space technology is an exciting place to be.

In our first episode, we’re exploring what the small satellite revolution means for satellite manufacturing and the data we can receive from space. With reduced cost and quicker development time, small satellites open up the space industry to a new range of organisations.

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Correction: Since the time of recording we have launched our second IOD satellite – IOD-5 TARS

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Satellite Applications Catapult

Satellite Applications Catapult

We are a world-leading technology and innovation company, helping businesses of all sizes to realise the potential from space. By embracing a pioneering, agile, collaborative and entrepreneurial spirit, the Satellite Applications Catapult works with businesses, researchers, investors and end-users to develop new satellite-based products, services and applications, translating ideas from concept to market.

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